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maybe graham with rebmail ?

but i think is using the core VM not the view one

the new error!s were introduced to rebol instead of 

face in more than one pane" and simmilar console prints".the problem 
is that previous versions did not print any messages in the console 
with the same code.

special category of time (only one known value): negative negative 
time
>> time: to-time 2 ** 31
== --596523:-14:-08
>> time = - time
== true
>> time + 1
== -596523:14:07
>> time - 1
== 596523:14:07

Oops, should have actually read the conversation before commenting, 
huh?

romano: indeed, that was a bug, and should be fixed. (though, zero-size 
faces are debatable. vid uses them for sensors, so for compatibility 
that must work, however it doesn't seem such a great idea to me.)

Some bug reports now contain the umbrella phrase "fixed in View 1.3". 
  I would prefer to know the exact version, so I know which version 
to test the bug against, and whether I have that version yet or not.

Can we find out who is doing that ?

Anton try changes? in the lastest consol ... not very detailled I 
know ...

anton: if a response does not have "-Gabriele" in it you can assume 
it was written by Carl :)

about #3016: does it still apply? (PARSE and recursion limits have 
been changed much lately) could anyone provide me with an email that 
breaks the parser?

#3402: does it still apply? i think it was fixed already. any example 
where it breaks?

:)    #3437 is "Built", but on View 1.2.107 it still does not return 
an error.   func [a 'a :a][]

oh.. built today, I guess I have to wait for next release :)

Gabriele that was not a bug, only the new version it is not backward 
compatible.

I have an undebugable bug !! It hapen with 1.2.104 and more, in a 
script that use Uniserve.

Here is the code that throw the error :

init-connection: func [
		new /service server 
		/local proto evt list len names i fun
	][
		new/locals: context [
			handler: any [
				all [service server/server-type]
				proto: select protocols new/locals/1
			]
			write-queue: copy []
			file-chunk: 64 * 1024
			stop: handler/stop-at
			in-buffer: make binary! 64 * 1024
			file: flag-close: events: none
		]
		if proto [
			evt: reduce new/user-data
			help new/locals
			list: array len: length? names: new/locals/handler/events
			i: 1
			until [
				if fun: select evt pick names i [poke list i :fun]
				len < i: i + 1
			]
			new/locals/events: list
		]
		actives/add new
	]

I have added an 'help  in the code to help locate the error (2 lines 
under "if proto [" )

When it works you get :

NEW/LOCALS is an object of value:

   handler         object!   [name port-id hidden peer stop-at shared 
   module ev...
   write-queue     block!    length: 0
   file-chunk      integer!  65536
   stop            none!     none
   in-buffer       binary!   #{}
   file            none!     none
   flag-close      none!     none
   events          none!     none

When it crash I have :

NEW/LOCALS is an object of value:
   write-queue     block!    length: 0
   file-chunk      integer!  65536
   stop            char!     #"^/"
   in-buffer       binary!   #{}
   file            none!     none
   flag-close      none!     none
   events          none!     none

** Script Error: Invalid path value: handler
** Where: init-connection
** Near: list: array len: length? names:

The problem is simple : new/locals is set at the beginning of the 
function and it's content has changed 3 lines later !!

It's 100% reproducable, but with precise conditions. It's called 
by a timer (manually, I haven't get any error).

With a timer of 2 mins, it happens the second time. With different 
time it does not happen, or I haven't wait enough (but did not make 
to much test on that)..

I don't know how I can post that to Rambo !

Sorry to flood this group.

could it be that reduce user-data is changing something?

Yes, please confirm user-data is not doing anything.  Then, add an 
empty word/value at top of locals object.  Does that same cell get 
deleted?

What makes this bug very unusual is that the rest of the object seems 
to be ok. It is as if something deleted the word from the object 
(but that is never done in REBOL).

Gabriele: #3402 is an outstanding bug when using /CUSTOM refinement. 
 An example is submitting a  form over http using REBOL. You need 
to specify both HEADER and POST. For example:

   read/custom url [HEADER [Content-Type: {multipart/form-data; boundary=---xyz} 
   ] POST {blah}]

The problem is that the handling of POST *overwrites* the Content-Type 
and Referer even though they may have been specified in HEADER. This 
logic bug is within the create-request function of Open in HTTP scheme.

Gabriele: #3016 still applies but is less likely to occur with the 
increased limits.  On View 1.2.46.3.1 my test failed after 100 To 
addresses, now on 1.2.107.3.1 my test fails after 256 To addresses. 
My test is next:

test-address-import: func [

 {Returns true if pass, false if discrepency and none if failed with 
 error.}
	limit [integer!] "Number of TO address to generate."
	/quiet "Does not display error."
	/local to-list eml sep msg obj
] [
	to-list: copy {} sep: ""
	repeat i limit [
		eml: to-email join "test-" [i "@test.com"]
		repend to-list [sep {"'} eml {'" <} eml {>}]
		if empty? sep [sep: {,^/	}]
	]

	msg: replace copy {Date: Thu, 12 Feb 2004 11:41:49 +0100
From: test <[test-:-test-:-com]>
MIME-Version: 1.0
To: TO_LIST
Subject: [REBOL] test message - edited copy of real message
Content-type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii
Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit
Sender: [rebol-bounce-:-rebol-:-com]
Reply-to: [testing-:-testing-:-com]
Status:   


Test message.
} {TO_LIST} to-list

	either error? set/any 'result try [
		obj: import-email msg
		limit = length? obj/to
	][if not quiet [print mold disarm result] none][result]

]

This test generates a test email with the desired number of addresses 
then attempt to import it.

Romano did a lot of work to try to overcome this by trying to take 
recursion out of the code.

#3402: i see what you mean, but you should use:

read/custom url [POST {blah} [Content-Type: {multipart/form-data; 
boundary=---xyz} ]]

which works. however, i'll look into it.

Important: 1.2.108 is out. Please, test it. There are a number of 
mezzanine changes that need testing to ensure we are not breaking 
anything.

1.2.108 supports SMTP Auth, but it has not been tested.

note that this has been added as a new scheme, esmtp://. Now SEND 
uses esmtp:// and not smtp://. We have left smtp:// for compatibility 
reasons.

to set your user name and password, use set-net.

(see help set-net)

note that if you set esmtp-user to the word 'ask, it will ask you 
user name and password (on the console) the first time you send an 
email.

we have changed LAYOUT as suggested in #3341. Please let us know 
if this may create problems.

SPLIT-PATH and TO-IDATE have been changed too as suggested in #3622 
and #3623. Please test them well.

header parsing has been changed to support multiple headers (fixes 
#3090). this MIGHT break some code that does not expect getting a 
block instead of a string in the returned object. feedback is welcome.

other changes include: query on http port uses HEAD instead of GET, 
and fixed inform/timeout. please check out RAMBO to see a list of 
all the other bugs that have been fixed.

http://www.rebol.net/cgi-bin/rambo.r?sort=6&limit=3&cmd=Search&id=&pattern=&subject-only=true

Gabriele, what type of authentication does esmtp do?